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EQUHY COURT-JittLOe MeTrtck
To-day, Anderson agt. Hall; report OF auditor
confirmed and distribution ordered. Moxley agt.
d. Daily allowed to become party complainant.
Holman agt. Alarming: time to take testimony
limited. Young agt. Young; appearance Of absent
confessO agt. r. II. and j. A. Ward. Spencer agt.
Wright; restraining order discharged. Wright
ACT. Wright; A. A. Birney appointed guardian I'D
PaxOn, examiner, ordered TO issue. Dunn AIT.
Cato; demurrer overruled with leave TO answer.
Marshall agt Wheeler ct al; appearance Of absent
defendants ordered.
CIRCUrr CouRT-Jud0e Obx
To-day, First National Bank agt. Lttledeid;
leave TO withdraw notes. Woods agL Trinity Par
fish: on hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

BIILoCs DISORDERS. liver complaints, costire-
ness dyspepsia, &C., are speedily reIaoycd BY Dr.
ID. JAY mes Sanative Pills. Fifty years use has
proved them superior To all other remedies for the
cure q the various diseases for which they are
recommended. In their action they are MID aud
certain, and may be taken al any time without
risk from exposure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20
FIGHT BETWEEN RIVAL POSSES.
Each Party ThOught the Other Was q
Gang OF Outlaws.

ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-A special from Poplar Bluff
NO.. says: Saturday night Constable Charles Bar
field, OF Butler county, went to Neeleyv1lle with
posse of half a dozen deputies to arrest two out.
laws, desperate fellows, and finding them away
from the house, quietly took possession to await
their return. On the same night, the Ripley Coun-
ty sheriff came to Neeleyvflle on the same mission
The affairs OF both parties were so secretly car
ned out that neither knew Of the others presence
The Butler County men had hardly taken possess
ion when they heard the Ripley County deputies
approaching, and supposed they were the outlaws
who had come with large force. Scarcely had
the Ripley men surrounded the house before the
Butler deputies opened fire upon them with Win
chester rfes. The fire was returned, and for sew
eral hours the deputies waged desultory war
fare. At daylight the besieg1ng party and q par
ley was effected which ended the battle Two
men were wounded though not fatally. The out
laws have lett the country
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A Queer Wheat vsnrkcs.

IS THERE DEAL Under WAY IN MAY WHEAT
AChIeago special TO the New lori. Times says:
Opinion I'm board Of trade circles Is divided on the
question OF whether or nc, there Is n big wheat
deal under way. There are many who firmly he
iieve that the market Is being manipulated, and,
On the other hand, many who do not believe any
thing OF the kind. All. however, admit that the
exciting condition OF Affairs IL both peculiar and
Mysterious. Those who Inc line 70 the belief that
a deal Is in progress base ~ upon the prop
ositfon that May wheat could not sell
higher than JUNE without manipulation. They
rest their case on that one statement en-
ufely. Tie number OF those who do not believe
In deal is growing, to-day's Developments adding
largely TO the list. Their position Is plausible.
They argue that the entire absence OF attempted
manipulation Ia the pit is conclusive on the point
that no deal is in progress nna TINT the course OF
the market during the la-t week or tea days goes
10 show that there is no hun movement On loot,
tor otherwise tae nucfuaiiols, amounting 10
nearly four cents btishe., would never have been
permitted They say that the purchase ~ every
Thing offered arises from a general seller that
wheat Is good Investment and that n * sire 10
advance ine belief that There II lao deal Dr. coz
Hired principally 10 the largest LoG-S tue board
not suspected OF being Interested, or rather par
ties 10 The deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

=, The labor haif-hol1day bill, passed In the New
aork legislature yesterday, makes every SATURDAY
In tae year from II noon TO midnight holiday
Lexington, Mass, yesterday ceiehrated the Il2th
anniversary Of that historical battle
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Taken From the Lake.

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The body OF Chas Hall
young man recently from New Jersey, was taken
from Wolf Lake this morning. About two weeks
ago Hail went out sailing on the lake, and was
Drowned by the upSetttng OF his boat during o
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IN FAVOR OF CANDIDA dispatch from San
Francisco, April 10, says: comparison of freight
rates since The adoption Of the Interstate COM
merce Dill, shows that the Canadian Pacific Rail-
ROAD can make rate from here to Chicago from
~ 10 $lSS per carload cheaper than the southern
racine road. II the Interstate Commerce Commits
BOD REFUSES TO suspend the short-haul clause for
the southern Pacific Company the Canadian Pa
clhc Company Will put on lihe OF freight boats
from ehtcaeo TO Port Arthur, and thus compete
Tor coast fretghts in each direction.
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The Dead Arctic Hero.
THE RECORD OF HIS CAREER IN THE NAV

THE hECORD OF HIS CAREER IN TIE NAVY.
John Wilson Danenhower was born In Illinois
about thtrty-fve years ago. He entered the Naval
Academy in 1896. and was graduated four years
later as midshipman. From 1870 to 1872 he
served on the Shenandoah, OF the European squad
ron, and In 1873 he was attached to the Brooklyn
OF the squadron. During the following year he
served on the receiving ship Vermont.
After years service on the TtconderORa
OF the North Atlantic squadron, he was
Siiiiman. From 1876 TO 1879 he was attached TO
the Ranger, OF the Asiatic squadron, and ia 1854
ne was ordered TO the Naval Academy. He becainc
an eABagn IN 1871, master in 1873 and q
lieutenant in 1873. Lieut.. Danenhower was the
navigator Of the Jeannette, which sailed from San
Francisco July 8, 1879 and was crushed In the
Arctic ocean, north OF Siberia, On June l3 1881
the story OF the expedition is referred to elsewhere
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MARRIED..

FERGUSON-GARRETY. AT the Cathedral Bsiti-
more Nd, April 10. 1887, by the Rev. Father Vile
Ian, FRANK r. EERGusoE, Of Washington. 10. g., 10
MARY 4. GARRETY, of Baltimore, Nd. No cards
McNICHOI.As-RYAN. Arril l6, 1885,. at Bslti-
more Mr.. RlcHAkD McN1CHol.As ~ Bsltimors
Nd, 70 Miss ELI-EY RYAN, OF Washington, ID G.
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BURIED I'm HER WEDDING GowS.-Tbe New York
Sun to-day says: 81 Leo's Roman Catholic church
was thronged yesterday 1iJralng when EaLaer
Ducey held FUNERAL services over the remains "a
Mrs Title de Lever keating the young Wife OF
Thos. +. Heating. She was widely known In
Catholic circles ior her charitiesL BY her hus-
bands wish, her body Was dressed Tor burial In
the gown that she wore when she married TO
him al st. LeO's, by Father Ducey, 1our years ago.
Flowers were heapcd about the colin. The intdg.
ment was Ia Calvary.
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The Pan.HandIc Robbcrs,

PrfTsBuRG, April 20.-The preliminary hearing In
the post poned Panhandle Railroad robbery cases
came up this morning and all the prisoners
waved the preliminary examinations, and were
nsa ior tr1al at court. The cases win probably be
tried during the present court term.
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Evictions were resumed on Lord Lansdowne's
estates yesterday. Messrs O'Brfca and kiibi!dge
Sail Tor Canada sunday 10 denounce l.anst 9wne-
The crown prince OF Germany Is suffering from
cancer OF the tongue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-20

Co1Mee n Larry Donovan, the bridge Jumper
.ye1feroaE Qpgatned from Judge Don0hQe IN New
YORK q WIT q habeas c0rpu6 neturnahae to-day
On the gr00nn O. illegal Ood0miEmeNt.
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Particularly SHOULD TUE LADIES

Come for my stock o. fine Shoes. in Common Sense
tne hnest and cheapest in the city. only $3.50 worth
ladies' Hand-seved Welt Donsols Button Boots, 4
50 Since tor 3d. No shoe has sterling health{ui
ufsIu or attractive qualities, aud in addition 10 the
rest, 1t In a very comfortable shoe.
w. sELBYA
apo 1el419l6 Pennsylvania ayenue
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BALTIMORE, April 20. ~ Chas. C. Weller and
Harry c. WELLER, clothing, trading as Chas,
Weller Sous made an assignment to-day to JOs.
Leopold for the benent OF their creditors The bond
Of the trustee is 100000.
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LIEUT.. DANENHOWER,S SUICIDE.
The Rash Act Apparently Due 70
Worry Over the Accident 70 the Con.

LIEUT.. DANENHOWER'S SUICIDE.
The Rash Act Apparently Due TO
Worry Over the Accident to the Con.
StellatiOn.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 2O.-About two weeks ago
Lieut.. Eisenhower was given command OF the
consolidation, to be towed to the Norfolk navy
yard for docking and repairs.
The ship was in tow OF the Phlox, and tug
mate NJ. G. Perry, commanding the Phlox In
going out OF this harb0r the Constellation scraped
bottom.
Tits worried Lieut. Danenhower exceedingly for
so trifiing an occurrence. At Eraney Island the
CONSERVATION In going through the tortuous chan
This excited and troubled him painfully and on
reaching Norfolk, after working one day. he turned
his papers over TO Ensign Gibbons and came home.
he spoke OF his worry to Commander Sampson,
the matter with the indifference il deserved, and
seeing he looked unwell, the commander SampsOn
urged him TO send for doctor
DanenhoWer went TO his quarters No. IL, fourth
floor In the meantime he had conversed with a
number OF his friends in the naual acadetay and
told them OF his trouble.
He seemed TO think he would be subjected to
some Investigation that would injure his profess
s Els friend, Lieut. R c. Miles, who is closely
associated with him in the work Of
tine rter naval and institute Went 70 his
being able to sleep sent for DIR. H. 7. Percy, who
gave him narcotic. But Lieut.. Danenhower did
not sleep. After staying with hln nearly all night
Lieut.. Miles left this morning
Lieut. DanehhOWer arose and ate breakfast at 8
O'Clock. AT haif-past nine Dr. Percy called to see
him, and was told by the sergeant he was in his
room.
The doctor went to Lieut.. Danenhowers room
ana opening IL found him yet warm but dead, with
bullet hole IN his right temple and a a2-caliber
Smith WeSSOn revolver cy him.
he had laid gum coal on the floor so as to
keep the blood from damaging the CARPET.
On MIN was tag tied to his coat with the ad-
dress OF his brother, washington Danenhower,
TO my brother" :. =
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Mormon. Excsuacs, srou, Jarse.,

NHVH01Oow kkSs00s<s nho<sS
TROUGH n n CLAIMED THAN rHGS ARE ELIsTBLE rS.
DEN rHs EpkrSps Law.
Ateiegram from salt take city, April 10. SAYS:
Yesterday and to-day In the third district court,
on the return OF the veni FOR pert Jurors Tor the
Term. Mormons were excluded on religious tesia
Imposed by United states District Attorney Dick
son. and sustained by Chief Justice Zane although
the Jurors expressed y readiness TO take the oath
fsosaea Tor an the kdmunds- Tucker law. Follow
ing are some OF the tests presented: Are
"Are yoa In good standing IN the cnurch.@ ..Do
you accept OF reject any u the teachings OF the
cnurm. po you believe IN the right ac-
N, may have more than one Wife az the same
anscI AM you Wiling % take an oath that you
or teach po,ySr 1 as s amy pre sos
~sS 10 take an oath that you viii not al any
LINES hcresfter obey thc Divine law which YOU
speah oI! on declining 10 answer 60 Dicksonr
Satisfaction, Mormon Jurors were NOT allowed 60
Iane lhe oath prescritci by the law of Congress.
aiusougn coaasei insisted that said Law only 10
quires Jurors TO swear 40 obey Its provisions aud
not coliinit the crimes mentioned therein. Much
inauguration l. expressed
liaiffcatiom im Central Anscrsca.
PRESIDENT SOTO REALiznss LosG-cHsRIsHEp PLANS.
dispatch from Guatemala says: Heretofore
the great obstacle To Central American uui,,eatou
has been the indifference OF Nicaragua and the
opposition OF Costa Rica President Bernardo
Soto, OF the latter republic has however entirely
polCt o TIE country and has
brought his people 10 a realizing sense oi the great
oeDcut which would result froIn unlncatlon. he
sent representatives 10 the late convention here
and the new president Of Nicaragua followed his
example. President Soto II now champion ol
Che uniiication idea, and his Importance as
factor IN Central American politics II growins
every day. BY the terms NJ the new treaty citi.
zen of one Central American republic can becoms
a citizen OF the Others without naturalization and
Al natural products can pass from one COUNTRY ~
ancther without paying customs duties
His Grace of Sutherland In florida.
From the Eustis Semi Tropical.
Is 10 stated the Duke OF sutherland has decided
10 settle In Florida, having purchased magnln-
cent nver front and forty acres OF land at Tarpon
springs whore lac viii build cottage 10 cost about
$l5,00a In which he viii spend n couple of months
every winter This Is said 10 be the iri land par.
chase the duke has made ia the lniled states
Notwithstanding the report circulated soLae Time
slnce That &c owned several raliilon aercs IA the
fAr West.
Nr. Caeveaand VIII Net Refuse q Ne.
mOsnjMasjOm.
From the Boston Globe
Mt. Cleveland will not refuse q reconciliation
and a denomination ne can have IL his administrs-
ton during the next twelve months Is satisfactory
70 the democratic party.
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ARRESTED IN NEW YoRK.-Some days APO Uriah
Cornwall Allen was indicted by the grand jury
here, but not being under arrest no publication
was made. He has however, been arrested In
New York, and viii be held to answer here. The
charge Is made under two indictments OF violating
section o45l K s., IN that when an application for
an improvement in the manufacture OF paper he
offered to Jas. K. Rodgers, first assistant exam
liner, a certificate OF stock In the Profit Manufac-
turing Company OF the value OF $500 for the puf-
pose OF influencing his Official action.
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PERsoEAI--C. B. Ives OF Italy, Walter Dow Of

FERsoNAI--C B. ives OF Italy, Walter Dow Of
Scotland, W. F. Durant of Chicago, John Simpson
OF New York, C. R. W. Biggar OF Toronto, are at
New York, G. w. Dresser of Boston. and G. II.
Graves OF Duluth, Mimi. are at the RiggS.-John
n. stevenson OF the navy, Is at Welckers.-
Count Dc Cheirgne OF France, R. j. Beliord of
New YORK, =. Allan of Boston and Orestes cleve-
iand OF Jeraey City, are at the ArlingtOn.-G.
wilson OF washington was in st. Louis on Mon
day:-Capt. Geo. Brown OF the Navy. E. c. Camp
OF knoxvllle Tenn, w. A. Reyes OF New York,
COL waiter Mcfarland Of the Army, and A. Nick
recent arrivals at the Hygeia Hotel Old Point Com
lori, ron washington are Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Hop
klnA q. ". WiiiiamA Rev. J. q. Cra1ghead, Mrs. j.
Hazen and Child.
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ENfLEMEN's SUITS SECURED
" AND PRESSED FOR q
Soets, oO cents: Panta 20 cents. Vests, Is ceuta
Altering and repairing done in best maniley
0ooes called ior aud Delivered
+. HAHN
% 9th NJ Nv. ttelsphons cali $685. aid ~
S.Csivers st. Asitasnoge- xeiepLoAe cait l5i1-.
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FOR RENT--HOITSES

EQR RENTaTwO NEAT, sIx-RooM BRICK
- houses, sig and $50 St 8. E. m. imp; $40 per
inoI5n ksT at "a Also two hye-room Houses, sos
a a,. 66s Navy Place SO per month Owner at SIS
FOB RENT-A TwOLSTORY sIX.ROON BRICK
month. s. G. HILL, cor 6th and sta apl4-1t
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District Government Affair.
A COUNTY DELEGATION DISAPPOINTED.

n
delegation OF residents OF the county headed
upon the District Commissioners to-day Ia rela.
ton to the proposed road from the new bridge
over the Eastern Branch. Their desire is that the
lies between the Benntngs road and the AnacOstta
road. This is in direct opposition to the PROPOSE
ton OF Mr.. 8. T. Suit. Commissioner Webb in.
formed them that 1t was useless to discuss the
NATTER there will be road built, for the rea-
son that the money appropriated was for the ben
ei1t OF the Eastern Branch road, which is already
any other purpose. When this was made known
the delegation departed without making further
remafkS
SEWER PIPE TO DRAIN TIE LIBRARY efTE.
Capt. Thos. SymOns, OF the Engineer Depart
ment, went to Philadelphia to-day, to buy pipe
for the sewers for the new Congressional Library
site.
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New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
Il the New York stock Market reporred By special
wire to II. II. Dodge, d3Y 10th street:
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BE BIDS FOR INDIAN SCPPIIES|Capt. HaSSlee,
the appointment clerk OF the Interior Depart
nent, has returned from ST. Louis where he has
been experimenting the annual letting of Indian
supplies, IN connection with the Indian ONCE
OFFICIALS Indian Commissioner Atkins went from
st. Louis TO his home in Tennessee and viii return
to this city before going to New York city, where
the 0idS Ior supplying manufactured goods &C.,
Tor the Indians viii be opened On Maya Owing
TO the nigh figures for transportation 70 the Mis-
souri, R1Ver agencies none were accepted and re-
adVefuSeMents were made, and the bids Will be
opened in New York.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World is
Onered free to every new subscriber to the WEEKLY
STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed book OF l9l
pages, profusely illustrated, with more than 100
colored maps and diagrams, and contains wealth
OF general Information
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= house. mod ina- 2224 18th st. n. w., 1T els Per
month 5 O. HILL COZ. sth and sts spl4-7t
Tor RENT-UNFURNIsHEp-
- iowa Circle. 1893 1514 Pst...-....,..e75
VERNON. ave-, near <. $50 i3Ii sIth st.. s5
ff sgn lad. Io lsiois SS
D. Y ave. and s ST.. 100 529 llfn .. - e. is
loci Conn are.sS Rehardson st......: 1870
Also large number Of furnished houses
apl4 i4yS Penn ave M
I 10Th and SITS, rooms: per mo- .... SIS 90
St,sseiand ave. rooms per mo l523
S0oS zoos. 201O 12th ST. Or and bath per % 30
Ply iIh St, ID rooms and bath per ..... 90
l'oo 18th ST. partially furnished win rent to Gov 10
HUFTY DYER.
apl4-1w 18th and F SITS.
E0R kENT-NEw GRAND ARMY HALL, OPPO-
site Wiilards capacity about 700; societies can also
secure desirable rooms fog meetings. steam
heat improved elevator, kitchen, furniture aud
other modern convenieDces Apply premises be-
tween and pm. or address New @. A. Z Hall Com
mittee. $50 Louisiana apS-19t
EfOR RENT 1905 st Sc. new r.,
% :;a I'd vii:
st: st n Il g e fsdi g
Small Houses II various parts Of the city from $3.50
Desirable Office Rooms In building e34 ct. NV ct
reasonable rent SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
aD5-1m 921 st. NV
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AH APFoNTAKST.-GeO. r. McNeiu OF North
Carolina, has been appointed to 81, 600 clerkship
in the FiTSt-ASGStant Postmaster Generals Office
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FoURTH-CLASS POSTMAsFERs.-Chas. /. Stotel-
meyer has been appointed fourth-class postmas-
ter at Woifsytlle, Frederick County, Md, ana Jno
w. DAVIDSON at Ronald, Montgomery County, Va
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Hawley, with Hon. Francis Wheeler, Of
Connecticut; JONES' of Arkansas; Vest, and
Cockrell, Representatives Weaver, Springer,
Page, and McShane, Second Assistant Postmaster
General Knott, Director OF the Mint Kimball, and
ex.Representative Townsend, OF New York.
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-TRAuDuIkkT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TftaSufy Pc
partnent Is Informed that a large number of ahi-
mails have recently been Struggled into the U. S.
from the border countries under fraudulent repre-
sensations that they were intended for breeding
purpose, which, If really the purpose OF the iIn-
portation, would exempt the animals from duty
In regard TO recent case OF this kind
at Port Huron, Mich, the collector reports that he
suspected fraud On the part OF the importers at
the time OF entry but the fact could not be then
established he allowed free entry, and placed the
matter in the hands OF special agent for inves-
tigation, with instructions to seize the animals II
fraud Was detected. Assistant Secretary Maynard
has informed the collector that in all such cases
where doubt exists as TO the good faith OF the i'm
porter, duty should be assessed, and that free
entry should be allowed only in cases where the
purpose OF the Importation
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RANCE OF THE THERMOMETRR.-The following
were the readings at the Signal ONCE to-day: "a
~, 30; pm, 55; maximum, 90; minimum, 3D.
Heavy white frost, with thin ice on still water
! Frost warning OF the 18th fully verified
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ap19-12'
J 1402, 1404, 14O6 Nd.
STORES. ETC

STORES, ETC. OFFICES
Str cellar. a fasementA3O
4th and SITS .25 4s5 eth ST.. LIST d.. Ar 25
Str nm 1o41 NJ ST. NV. j Vernon Row. room H.. 90
stable rear l4l6 st--.1 9th and Pa. ave. e. 16
Cellar, f343 ID ST. n. s. 9th and Paaye, runs lib
Store RIM 421 st. Sc. @ Gunton Bldg r 26I250
Ihe above IS only portion Of the property on my
books For full list call at office for bulletin issued on
= Ae LIST and 18th. fsplsl THOS T. WAGGAMAN.
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VT. CHevesana Will Nss Refuse q ne.
nomination.

Mr.. Cleveland viii not refuse q reconciliation
and denomination he can have IL his adnlnistrs-
ton during the next twelve months Is satisfactory
70 tbs deanocratic party.
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|75l23O7 r., 6rs.. water 16. 30
% Cor. 5tbkva. ave. Sc, 8r. 10
80 4o6-QS-l0 Z ne, Ar. .-.12
30 S13 26th St, or .l2
80 8 Alex. Court, Or. ..lI.50
90 Rear 2Ol7 S.Y.ave. or. IL
35iAo3 Richardson ST.. ar. 10
90 Az 5th st. s.e.. 4 Flo
90 l013 5ederson st--5 rs 10
80 Water st, Gt., 2r..-...1U
so Rear 514 oath, 81. Or. $50
80 231o Va. ave-. Or. .--9
80 1881 34th St. IL. -.....S
80 Houses in rear NJ, 4r.-..S
-0Q ) RIM. b. on Water n.w....S
40 STORES.
80 21S 9Th St NV S35. 90
80 8 E. cor. 4th and q SITS.
90 Sc. store and , rs. y. 80
WESCOTT 4 WILCOX
1907 PeQnsylyanja ave. n-V,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-05-10
Peculiarities In Caps.

Wherever a French woman goes she
retains the particular cap If her native
province. and after the French and Ger
man war we confess it was not without
a sad feeling of sympathy we saw the
wearers of those Of Alsace and Lorraine,
knowing those names must have been
deeply craven on their hearts. At the
same time the Alsatian bon. composed of
very broad black ribbon, became a fash
ionable addition to a lady's wardrobe.
and must have seemed % the crushed in
labitants Of that conquered region like
fl%ourishing a ~yictor's flag in the face of a
foe.
The voluminous cap worn by the
women Of Boulogne is only remarkable
for its border, being about three inches
deep, still and fluted. When the wcarcr
rests it falls Owe the forehead. and is
only seen 10 advantage when walking
against the wind. which fills it like a
sail and makes it stand erect, the fittings
radiating from the face as a center-a
little suggestive If the head Of a saint in
a picture by an old master, surrounded
by a halo. When the weather calls for
warmer covering the cap is surmounted
by a hood Of some wooden material:
never a hat or a bonnet. The French
peasant remains a peasant 90 the end Of
her DAYS, and does not affect an imita-
ton of her supcriOrS or appear in their
discarded inery.-Boulogne Cor. San
Francisco Chronicle.